Need advice on BitFenix Prodigy build

[the_artist17]

So I need to ask this community whether or not this build is compatible with the BitFenix Prodigy case. I'm also looking for suggestions on things that are compatible but maybe could be better.

ASUS Mini ITX LGA 1150 Maximus Vi Impact Motherboard

Intel Core i7-4770K Quad-Core 3.4 GHZ Processor

Corsair Vengeance 8 GB (2x4GB) Memory Kit

Corsair CX Series 430 Watt PSU

WD 1 TB Desktop Hard Drive

Cooler Master JetFlo 120mm Fan (for replacing stock front fan)

NZXT RF-FZ 140mm Fan (for replacing stock back fan)

EVGA GeForce GTX760

ASUS 24x DVD-RW Optical Drive

 

[manofchalk]

Far as I can tell it should all work.

If this is a gaming rig, drop the CPU to an i5 and the motherboard to a lower end model, use the cash to get a better PSU and graphics card. Your spending big where it doesnt really make that much difference and skimping where it does.
Also if that Vengeance RAM is the kind with hair combs glued to it, I suggest replacing them with the Low Profile version or G.Skill Sniper or Ares RAM.

 

[Nuclear101]

Yes, everything is compatible, but I will recommend at least 600 watts, as required by Nvidia Specifications. I recommend the Corsair RM 650 or TX 750.

 

[the_artist17]

Far as I can tell it should all work.

If this is a gaming rig, drop the CPU to an i5 and the motherboard to a lower end model, use the cash to get a better PSU and graphics card. Your spending big where it doesnt really make that much difference and skimping where it does.
Also if that Vengeance RAM is the kind with hair combs glued to it, I suggest replacing them with the Low Profile version or G.Skill Sniper or Ares RAM.

Yes, everything is compatible, but I will recommend at least 600 watts, as required by Nvidia Specifications. I recommend the Corsair RM 650 or TX 750.

Thank you for replying, and will do, I chose the Corsair RM 650.

 

[the_artist17]

Far as I can tell it should all work.

If this is a gaming rig, drop the CPU to an i5 and the motherboard to a lower end model, use the cash to get a better PSU and graphics card. Your spending big where it doesnt really make that much difference and skimping where it does.
Also if that Vengeance RAM is the kind with hair combs glued to it, I suggest replacing them with the Low Profile version or G.Skill Sniper or Ares RAM.

Thank you for replying, but I'm going to keep the same CPU, RAM, and motherboard, but I will be upgrading the PSU to the Corsair RM 650.